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Data from the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication show a majority of Ohioans believe climate change is happening and worry about it.

Individual plans for the city and its neighbors include cutting building emissions, adding EV charging and solar capacity and cutting miles traveled by fossil-fueled vehicles, among other priorities. 

Open access notables The Stepwise Reduction of Multiyear Sea Ice Area in the Arctic Ocean Since 1980, JGR Oceans, Babb et al.:

Join Amber Garrard, Director of the Yale Office of Sustainability, and Eric Fine, Project Manager at the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, for a walking tour of Yale’s campus to learn about how the University is working to innovate climate solutions through both research and campus operations.

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, the nation suffered 23 separate weather- or climate-based natural disasters in the first eight months of 2023. The number of weather disasters exceeds that of any other similar period on record. And with another two months to the hurricane season, the tally could easily worsen by the […]

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association, the nation suffered 23 separate weather- or climate-based natural disasters in the first eight months of 2023. The number of weather disasters exceeds that of any other similar period on record. And with another two months to the hurricane season, the tally could easily worsen by the […]

The AP-NORC poll found significant differences between Democrats and Republicans. Among those who have experienced extreme weather, Democrats (93%) are more certain that climate change was a cause, compared to just half of Republicans (48%).

More Americans believe theyve personally felt the impact of climate change because of recent extreme weather, including a summer that brought dangerous heat for much of the United States. Thats

Kathleen Maxwell has lived in Phoenix for more than 20 years, but this summer was the first time she felt fear, as daily high temperatures soared to 110 degrees

They may still be reluctant to describe it as man-made, but its existence for whatever reason has garnered a little more credibility.